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    The document appears to be about insect and spider mazes, as indicated by the file name. It contains illustrations and descriptions of three insects: a praying mantis, which waits still to catch bugs in its arms; a cricket, which rubs its wings together to make a loud noise; and a firefly, which uses flashing lights to communicate and ward off predators.

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    The document appears to be about insect and spider mazes, as indicated by the file name. It contains illustrations and descriptions of three insects: a praying mantis, which waits still to catch bugs in its arms; a cricket, which rubs its wings together to make a loud noise; and a firefly, which uses flashing lights to communicate and ward off predators.

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    Insect Mazes - Website Sample

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    Jorgelina DiPaolo Jagadambe Devi Dharmanath
    The document appears to be about insect and spider mazes, as indicated by the file name. It contains illustrations and descriptions of three insects: a praying mantis, which waits still to catch bugs in its arms; a cricket, which rubs its wings together to make a loud noise; and a firefly, which uses flashing lights to communicate and ward off predators.

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    Illustrated by Nada Serafimovic


    Praying Mantis

    The praying mantis holds his arms in front of him and sits very still while he waits patiently
    for bugs to come close. Then—SNATCH!—he grabs his food as it flies by!
    He has big eyes to help him see all around.
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    Cricket

    The cricket rubs his wings together to make a loud noise that sounds just like
    his name: Crick-it! Crick-it!
    His ears are not on his head like ours are—crickets have ears on their knees!
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    Firefly

    Firefly beetles make a bright, flashing light to send messages to each other.
    Baby fireflies, called larvae, glow in the dark to tell other animals
    not to eat them.
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